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210141.8 in reply to 210141.1
Date: 2/13/2012 1:49:01 AM
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he got 7 assists as well, which probably suggests two things

a) Your Out-iso offense meant your SG had the ball most of the time.
but
b) Your opponents SG was a good defender, so your SG couldnt get as many good looks. Have a look at how many of his shots were below 5 seconds on the shot clock to confirm this.
but
c) Your SG was actually quite good in being able to dish it off sometimes as well. Hence the 7 assists. so yer.

From: Koperboy

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Date: 2/13/2012 5:39:50 AM
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What plans are you having with Peter Gruškovnjak? If you can train him one-position in guard skills, it would meean a lot to our U21. If you need a training plan or just general advice on training, I can help you, because I have a lot of experience with training guards.

Oh, and 190 cm isn't a problem for a guard.

From: KenKen

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Date: 2/13/2012 9:26:05 AM
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im planiing to train him at sg with my already star sg whos in the u21 to and yeah I want him to be on the Slovenija u21 team , and i would really appreciate it if you was to help me out with the training plan.

From: Koperboy

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210141.11 in reply to 210141.10
Date: 2/13/2012 10:12:51 AM
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The fastest training for developing a quality guard is 1 on 1 for PG/SG and OD in first season (half of each). That's how these three players were trained and they were/will be the top of their class with a salary you can afford:

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(18383496)

So 1 on 1 and OD is basis; in the 2nd season you can then choose if you want to develop a SG, PG or combo guard.

Do you think this is possible?

From: KenKen

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210141.12 in reply to 210141.11
Date: 2/13/2012 10:41:44 AM
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yes this is very possible and fits my training schedule but 1 question what will the skills have to look like for peter to be ready for u21

From: Koperboy

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Date: 2/13/2012 11:33:12 AM
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As PG:

JS 11, JR 8
OD 14, HA 13
DR 13, PA 14

As SG

JS 15, JR 12
OD 14, HA 13
DR 13, PA 6

These skills are just guidelines. Choosing Peter for U21 will also depend on the generation - if it's bad, the standards are lower and viceversa. But if you train him regularly with 48 min per week and one position where possible, he will be in U21 for sure.

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From: KenKen

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210141.15 in reply to 210141.13
Date: 2/13/2012 12:10:40 PM
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wow those are high requirements the last 3 u21 i trained was a bit lower than that but im glad its this high cause its gonna be a real challenge , and I like challenges , I know its just guidlines but dont most u21 teams require a pg's jump range to be 10 or higher

From: Koperboy

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Date: 2/13/2012 1:43:31 PM
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I don't want to sound arrogant like someone already pointed out, but I may be a better address for such a question.

but dont most u21 teams require a pg's jump range to be 10 or higher


Why would you waste precious training time to develop a mediocre shooter/solid PG who does everything pretty good and doesn't stand out at anything?

From: KenKen

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210141.18 in reply to 210141.17
Date: 2/13/2012 2:03:44 PM
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i agree with you totally but a lot of u21 managers and scouts i have dealt with in the past always complain to me about why isnt my pg JR higher than 10 i always asked the question wouldn't you use the training time to make a pgs passing handling or driving more enhanced but they always disagree . my last u21 pg had a Jr of 8 and a Js of 16 and passing of 15 (one of my best trainee in the past) i wanted to raise his passing even more but the espana manager at the time said if i didn't raise his Jr to 11 my pg couldn't join the team , at first i was gonna just forget about him joining the u21 but i had a goal in buzzerbeater that every season i will have a different u21 player on my team ( so far this is my 3rd season straight having a u21 player on my team ) so i just raised his Jr to 11 so all that hard work wouldn't go to waste.

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